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KANSAS CITY Sept. 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattie-Receipts, 1 674 shipments.
1896. Dull and weak with demand except for the
best quality. Good choice cornfed, ga 10Y DO;
common to medium. So 25 04. 90: stockers, 81 OD
go: feeding steers 81 90 .i 93 20 cows. $1,000
Hogs-,-Receipts, 479; shipments: 636: Market
dos ad and to iGS to
medium, lS3.e504 So skips and pigs. 1920
sheep-Receipts 35s; shipments. 800. Market
medium s2.0o0275.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. Observation-Disclosures. 500;
shipments, 1900 Market steady. Fair to choice
heavy native steers; 81 ooa4s5: butchers steers,
good corn-fsd saIo9s.75 e So. =
Hogs-Receipts. $780, shipments, 200. Market
lower but irregular on account of light receipts.
Choice heavy and butchers selections S5.1O053O;
Dss nna o soo 70
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments 2. $50. Market
s s&7o medium to fancy SSl0'4l'' lambs $500
CHICAGO. Sept. II. The Drovers Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Recepts. 1000; shipments. none
stocker. and feeders, 81 a3 10: cows, bulls and
Zoos sat
opened lower and closed stronger: mixed. S4 500
So heavy. $4.9O05.25i light, 81 80 05.1o; skips,
| $304.65.
ooG 70 ss msrss
SCI shipments. Ais Noththing doing; ali through
consignments.
ket fair; Philadelphas. $5.5O05.7o: Workers.
So 80 q $40; common to fair light. $500 05. 20.
Sheep-Rscepts. 500; shipments, ], 400. Market
slow: prices unchanged.
BUFFALO Sept. 17.-Cattle-Receipts 8 672;
common to fair dull, $37504 10; good TO choice
shipping active and shade higher ct $4600475;
export grades. 81. S0D4.9O
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; in good demand at full
prices.
Hogs-Receipts, $3.50; active but not quotaby
higher.
CINCINNATI SAINT 17-Hocz 1veaL. common
and light 81 O0O5. 10: packing and butchers, $3.50
$3.50. Receipts, 900 shipments, 800.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
light Business in Grains at the Lowest
Figures Quoted During the Week.
dict the Statement that There Was No Corn
in Illinois-Provisions Very Dull.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
New York Presents Almost Featureies
Market, with n Weak Closing.

New York Presents Almost Featureless
Market, with "a wenk Closing.
NEW YORK. Sept. 17-Money call easy,
ranging from 41a to per cent. the last loan being
>qade at Ala closing at 4la05.
Prime mercantile paper, al per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady at 81 500 A. Ol4 for
,ixty days and S4.s4 q A. 84al for demand
The total sales of stocks to-day 80 9O7 shares.
including the following: Delaware, Lackawanna Sc
Western 1906; Erie. 2, 100; Lake Shore. $50;
Missouri Pacific. 1920 Oregon Trans continental,
1920; Reading 81 45O st. Paul. 10. 600; Texas Pa
h6c, 1.400; Union Pacific, LOO; Western Union,
The market was duh to-day, and presented even
less feature than usual of late. The temper OF the
still conservatively bullish in the early
hours and while the larger operators were doing
nothing London had few buying orders in its spe-
eialties, and the prevailing good feeling advanced
Upon The late ." advance. The bank state:
the bulls" who had anticipated favorable
showing and q revulson of fosling took place upon
it's Appearance The traders Immediately began to sell
the market, and in the short time remaining nearly
wiped the gains of the first hour tho pressure be-
ing especially heavy in the coal stocks There was a
quiet opening. which. however, was strong at ad-
vances exJeneing to q per cent. ard further trac
tional gains made in the first half hour which
ranged up u per cent. After the early demand was
supplied the market receded and became almost stag
nant and entirely devoid of feature of any kind;
but upon the appesrau of the bank statement
became animated Immediately and moved off
rapidly. The lowest prices OF the day
generally reached just before the close. and in
some stocks slight rallies occurred but the close was
weak though dull Closing prices show irregular
changes, but advances are more numerous and i'm
Manhattan is; Lake Erie & Western preferred. and
Wheeling Lake Erie. 1, and the remainder frac-
tional amounts.
Railroad bonds were dull; sales 1921 900. Closing
prices generally higher.
Government bonds were dull and heavy.
State bonds were entirely neglected. Closing quota
tions
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Sept 17.-F1our-Receipts, "a Dol
packages exports. 5.5O4 brls 81 522 sacks; very
dull and prices unchanged. Sales, IL 600 brs.
WheAt-Receipts, 35l COS bu; exports, 10, sos Blu;
sales. 2,4So,0o bu futures, 2o4, 600 bu spot.
Options moderately active largely in December and
May. Prices declined d a 3sc early. later ruled
stronger and rallied lsDl4c. closing firm. Spot lots
generally steady. Export trade quiet and moderate.
No.. spring 7sc; No 1 hard seize; un,
graded spring Use; ungraded red. 1874 SIC; No.
red 70c elevator. S0ls0 sO5sc delivered. and choice
Sic delivered; No. red. nominal S5c No white,
oominal SIC; No. 2 red September, nominal, TSl2c;
October rs 1850 79lsc. closing 79c: Novem-
Der SOL Soosc. closing at So19c; December 81 81
0S2c closing at s17sc: January. 81 d lie. clos
ing at 93lec; February, S4l40S4 lae, closing at
b6os1s67sc. closing at s6Ac; May S75s0877sc
closing at S7Ac; June $50 5Sl4c. closing at 49, lac;
December q 1881, 92lsc. closing at 81 sc
Corn-Receipts, l04 700 bu: exports, ], 200 blu;
sales, 22I 0O0 bu futures. 249 600 bu spot and
arrive Spot lots declined ii a Lee and options 3s0
Age closing heavy the bottom Export trading very
moderate; stock to arrive f. l. in better demand.
Speculation general Ungraded. 494 a 50ac;
No. 2. 5Ol9c delivered. 1920 c. t. J.; No: Septem-
Der 49icc closing 40 lac. October. 1850 40 lac,
closing at 493sc; November. 5O1 50lee, closing at
bOc; December. 50ls 503sc closing at 5Olsc; May.
H1i21517sc. closing at 81 lac.
Oats-Receipts, 1000 bu; exports, 25 bu; sales.
and very dali. Mixed Western, 32034c; white do.
85D41c.
Hay steady; demand fair.
Hops hrner; choice California. O. 15c.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio pomn nal at 19iac. Options
25035 points lower and more active Sales. 1880
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The JobbinC Trade.
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Peaches-Standard 3-pound 81. 65 03. co; 3-pound
seconds, $2.1o0225 MISUNDERSTANDING
2-pound ST.. 15012O; raspberries 2.pound SCI: 500
onds, 2-pound, ST 2O0I.3o; cove oysters, I-pound,
full weight e5cssd; o light 659aoe: 2pO9ad d@ll,
Lin. beans, 81 so III IS: peas u1arrowfat, s1.IOS
lao; small e 81 5ool75; Holsters sl =; so red
strawberries, $1.5o 16O; salmon (tbs), 81. 100
CoAbAND COKE.
Block. SO 25 ~ ton: Ninshall, So 25 y ton; Jack
son So rs y ton; Pittsburg ST. " ton; Raymond
cr Grey tom TOM Hoehins 1878 tom island Sg
So ~ ton; Highland. $2.75 ~ tom Piedmont and
ton; nut $3.50 y tom chestnut No. and stove an
thracte. 500 v TOM egg and crate anthracite Sc SO
Coke ise p bu, or 1875 p load All soft coal nut
sze SOC p ton less than the above prices the
same quality Of lump coal:
Alcohol. s. O502.1O; asafoetida. Is 02Oc: alum.
405c camphor % 03oc; cochineal. so 055c; chloro-
tar pure 4oo43e; indie soeosi; iIcorce calab.
genuine 3o04Q pagnesa; 5 esFo; aoa 70 933e;
a I4c oil castor y gall 81 so a l. 60; OIL bergarnot
y ID, So 1920 opium. 50 POPS; quinine. P. &
CASTLE, Err. Il a 16c; soda bicarb 4is96c salts.
EPSON, 405c; sulphur, -four. 4D6c; saltpetre. SO
potass. 81. 90 3D. bromide potass, 4294sc chlorate
potash 25c; borax lo012c cinchonida. Is 022c;
oILs-Linseed oil, raw 44c ~ ga; boiled. 47c;
coal oil legal Sa 3lac; bank 4Oc best straits
Acc Labrador. 6Oc; Vest Virginia, luoricatin0. 70
assoc: miners, 65c. lard Ois-No. 1, 50055c; do
extra 55 a soc.
WHITE LEAD-Pure. Ga 6lac; lower grades. 5la0
&C.
DRY GOODS.
Observation-Disclosures AGA. 141ac; Conestoga BE
15c Conestoga extra, 131oc: Conestoga Gold Medal.
14c Cenestoga Goa; 12c Conestog ;, "A "A; loc Con
I3loc; Metheun IA, 121ac oakland a. 71ac: Swift
River, 6iac; York 80 inch, 12l2c York 3oinch,
11l2c
BLEAcHED SHEETINes-Blackstone "A. 7iac Bal
lou Son, 6loe Chestnut Hill. &c: Cabot A, i2c;
Chapman X, 6c Dwight Star. s. Sac; Fruit of the
Loom. sasc: Lonsdale siec; Iinwood. Sc; Mason
VILE Sl2c: New York Mills lie; Our Own 5azc;
Pepperen 81, lsc; PepperslI 1o-4. zoe; Hills. Sci
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Christian Register.
Some years ago. the writer was brought into
association with the late Prof. Spencer f. Baird,
United States Fish Commissioner. Prof. Baird, IN
addition TO his other work. then editing the
scientific de partment of Harper's Monthly. He
received scientific magaznes from every part OF the
world. They systematically indexed and filed in
his study; and. with st enographer at hand he would
rapidly go from one to the other and pick out and
translate the latest items of scientific intelligence But
what struck at the time singular the
professors habit of reading the New York Ledger
and papers of that sort for his intellectual recreation
He might sometimes be seen walking from his house
to the Smithsonian, reading story IN the Ledger
the he went along. Speaking with him once
the subec he said that he found such reading
furnished him the led contrast and relief from his
intellectual work.
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unchanged No. 2 spring wheat, 67as0675sc; No.
3 spring wheat 65c; No. red 7ol4@7oAse: No. 2
corn, 4OSs040a4c: No. oats, 25l4c asked; No
Prime timothy seed. So; 20. Mes. pork per bril-, S15
rib sides Qoosej. s2Oc; Observation-Disclosures boxed,
52505.35c shortclear sides (bo1ed), S.55 a :6Oc.
Whisky, distillers finished goods, per GAL ST. 10
On the Produce Exchange to day the butter market
was dull; creamery 17023lsci dairy. 15019c-
Eggs firm; fresh, 1910.
corn. 247 900 bu; oats, 119 600 bu: rye 3 900 bu;
barley so 600 bu. Shipments-Flour 81, 600 brls;
wheat, 120. 600 bu; $50. 600 bu; oats 81 900
Blu; rye 1000 bu: barley, 81, 900 bu.
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Oil,

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Petroleum opened strong,
but after the first sales free realizing caused decline
and 10 closed weak. Highest 651sc; opening,
Csc lowest 64c; closing. 641ec sales, 977, 900
brls Turpentine firm at 324c.
PITTSBURG Pa. Sept. 17-Petroeum dull
National Transit certificates opened at Cd lac; closed
at 6414c; highest Csc; lowest. 64c.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 17.-Petroleum easy; Stand
ard white, 11Oo. &c.
WILMINGTON, Sept 17.-Turrentine firm at
2912c.
SAVANNAH Sept 17.-TurpeEtine firm
29lac bid.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 8 Lice; low middlng. Sosc; good ordinary
&c; net receipts. 4,706 bales; gross, $3.50 bales;
exports Great Britain, 1921 bales; exports coast
wise 2 155 bales sales, LOO bales; stock 30 763
bales.
NEW YORK, Sept 17.-C. L. Green g. Co.
say: There a stronger market for cotton
tracts with higher prices along the entire line. Spot
cotton sells slowly, and is offered at former prices.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 17.-Cotton quiet and rather
easier prices unchanged; sales 8 900 bales, nclud
ing 900 bales for speculation and export and 400
bales American.
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Business of the clearinghouse.

BOSTON. Sept. 1S-The following table compiled
from special dispatches the Post from the managers
of the leading clearing houses, shows the gross
changes for the week ending Sept II, 1887, together
with the rates per of increase decrease
pared with the for the corresponding week in
1RR6,
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Aside from the Grain Markets Business
Moving Along at High Tide.

f
The only unfavorable feature In the business stua-
ton is the eloud hanging over the grain market.
Farmers not selling. hoping for better prices and
de alers not ouying hoping that favorable
change will come the market. Meantime, the
export movement continues large. But for the
settled condition of cereals the volume of business
would be the Lar gest known in other branches
there is activity which is without parallel Dry
goods speak of their trnde being in of
any former year. The boot and shoe report that
their trade is exceptionally good The hardware
and iron dealers are having big trade and the gro
among the busiest of merchants, and coupled
with this manufacturers crowded with work many
of them increasing their forces and others working
overtime. All this good fall trade In prices
to-day there but few changes. In the dry goods
line everything firm and tending to higher prices.
The provision market is active for September job
bling way and the tone of prices firm. The produce
markets unusually active. Irish potatoes eggs.
the butter market is working into better shape FRUITS
continue abundant and che it has been ten years
ply this market yet the retail grocsrs have
aged to keep prices to such extent to check
here from Michigan in con.ideraole quantities.. and
some very choice apples grown in Few York are now
is the increased supply of oysters and
fish Grocers having an immenss trade Cofses
weak tone The stock of in bonded warehouse,
including duty-paid, at the four principal ports of
the united Otdles - now Ioo- ~ tonss against
2O7 844 last year. The receipts of beetroot
sugar At the port of New York from Jan. to date
are 40, 524 tons, against 104 121 date
last year. The export of refined sugar from the port
of New York Jan. to date is 37.4S6 tons against
As 629 to date last year Canned goods
retain their speculative tone and high prices
rule evidently until next years to the
market. Molasses firmer and IN better demand.
Spices and rice firm and moving out in larger
quantities In fact, in the grocery line there is
GRAIN.
Tarneness is the leading Characteristic of the local
market. If anybody wants wheat they do not
make manifest in their bidding Change. The in
difference is becoming monotonous. Fortunately
cepts are light Tracks bid to-day ruled follows:
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Fancy shipping grades 50. 2O04.5o
Good to choice shippers 3.70a4.1O
Common to medium shippers ESQ 63. DO
Sfockers and feeders. 2.O003 90
Good to choice he.fers. 2.75D3.25
Common to medium heifers- -..--..----- 200 02.50
Good to choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2. 5O03.O0
Common to medium cows--....-.--. 1.25D2.00
veals common to good. 3.O0G4.50
Bulls common to good .--.... 1.50D2.5O
Mixers per head. .OOD35 90
HoGs-Receipts. 1873; shipments, 375. Quality
fairs market opened weak and decidedly lower closing
quiet; all sold
Heavy packing and shipping s.. 1o05.25
Light and mixed packing 4.S085.O5
Common to good light. .-...-.-......--. 4.SoD5.05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3. 5OO4.5O
SHEEP-Recepts, $50; shipments 600 Liberal
supply; quality fair; market strong all good grades
others steady; about all sold at the close.
Good to choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so 90
Common to medium 25O03. 25
Spring lambs common to good....-.. 3.oO64.5O
Bucks per head 2O003.O0
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FARM SEED.

Huntington & Hoss, Indianapolis. Wholesale and
tail dealers in clover timothy, blue grass, orchard
grass, red top etc.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept 17.-There was very fair
emit through deliveries previous and new
orders but as usual the half holiday marked
by the activity of previous weeks jobbing hands.
The cotton goods market is fairly active and prices
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NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Copper steady; lake
1O.50c. Lead quiet; domestic, 4.6oc. Tin firm.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 17.-Lead dull at 4.30c.
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. 17.-Wool has been very quiet
during the week.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Slow and Dnii-Hoes Open Weak aud
Lower and Close Quiet.

supply; but fancy grades here; market slow and
the dulest Of the season; number went through in
first
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mebisinii9en Briberi@aft befannte
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baut uuo bic Natur In ibrer arbeit uu.
tsrfhibt. Die g~igentbiimer befBen Elm
ioldes 3utraue1 In bic beiIeuben 81
aenidaften, baB bieielben 500 oHeri'
rem fir iebeu SOL, in benz es niGt beiIt,
Man i1ide fur 3eugnife unter Der
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&inSeriait9
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b6df tpidtis, baB man sIeih i'm anfans
bon slper's Gberrp Yectoral Gebraud
madt. Sebe Stunbe Seriauuinib erbobt
Die @sfabr unb Tam traurise Solseu baben.
6. 9. &epnolos, apOtheter tn Diriielo,
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cine munoerbare Ar,uei. SIM Serbft 1873
rridltete i'd mid. NIB bate ioglsid idrsG.
lifen Sufteu. Dies bauerte orei Rouate,
id; mar nit Der aussebruug beorobt. Bon
meinem Had5bar puroe mir
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@m. SBHins & Gpbm.

rniere 9auptnabrung III uub bIeibt
bas 6leii9, unb Tim foldes frif9 uro
gut 3n erlangen, fam man lnm6gli9
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ben BON Wm. 96fing & Sobn, No.
511 Ape. 6. Die 6errer BADEN benz
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tragen nnb in ibrem gtablifement cine
taIte 2uftmaf9irIe erri9tet, uelGe allen
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fernuns f6dbli9er SHsrebienaen bes
6Ieif1es entfpri9t. sic baben beft6ns
big in ibren Biebb6fen eineu groben
8orratb bon Waffbieb, aus tueldem
nur bas Beffe fir ibre 2urioem geudbIt
tpirb. Wer reel bebient fem uiq. Der
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li@en Settle. Damit 1T freili@ ni6t
seiast, baB ni6t i6oH morsei1 ooer
tbermorgen bic Griegsfamme1l port
he'll emporlooern f6nnen. 90 uiltfer
III ebeu bic Situation, oaB NtemaHo
,peiB. ppran er 1T uno mas er glauben
fop' Ser Sriebe if p6lig geidert,
ipenr man einem' 2abelteIegramm aus
Varis bonn 81. Sanuar glauben biirfte,
,peIdes fagt: n6lourens, Der Minifer
oes Q~usfpdrtigen, bat on ben frans0is
iten @eIanbten in Berlin, SIR. Sers
bette, cine Depei6e geididt, in melder
er bieien brinsenb eriudt. feline 8eIe.
genbeit su peridumen, UNI bic beuts
f9e &ei1s : 3egierung Der bur9aus
friebli6en Mbfidten Granfrei9s gu
perlidern." 8etradtet man iebo9
anbererieits bic nit fieberbafter Saii be-
triebenen 9riessrhftunsen in fat allen
2dnbern guropas, oas 3ufammensies
ben BON 5ruppen an ben @renSen, bic
Ginberufung bon @eferuen, bic bon
ben Megierunger mebrerer 2d1ber pers
fiigten pferoeausfubrs 8erbote. 10 fam
man fa Der 8eforsniB unm6gli9 Der.
f6lieben, baB bic Situation febr ernff
lit. Bessi6neub fir Die politif6e Sads
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bic 9onboaer npoft" BON 80. Sanuar
einen mittbeilt. Danad ieate Der be-
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f1pantem @runbe.
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8ori9las, einen @eseuten in gulea'
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uirb, bat ~algemeinen 4ntlang gefui'
ben. Ser Sersos BON Oloenburg, elm
8infling bes @aarer, tpirb pertlutb'
lid aum Regenten erudblt tuerben uno
ban1 pabri1einlid aud gum befinis
tipen Nadfoleer bes Giirffen Mleranber.
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trobbeut bot es aber ri9t ben Nnf9ein,
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mas BON 5tanlep unb Der BON ibm &c.
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geben, bic ioeiale 8ewegung in a9t
unb @anrl su erfldren.
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Diersteidbriee Grfahrnne elmer
alien Mdrfertn.

Mrs. Winslcws Soctbins Sprup wirb
bon elmer Ger beften Dcltorinneu unb ben
@drterinnen in ben Ser. Stooten Der.
fdrieten. Gr wurbe felt 40 Sahren bon
Milicnen, bon Wiittern unb 3inbern nit
uie febfenbein GrfOlse sebruudt, iowchl
bon benz 6 Euse alien ainbe, wie bon ers
wa&Ienen 4inbern. Gr beleitist S4drfe
i'm Wasen, befreit bon Winofolie uno res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridaft fir sins
Der unb 0iittsr Rube unb Boblbebusen.
gBir slauben, baB ber Sprup bas Bette
unb liderife Waittel III sesen Drienterie
unb DiarrbUe bel Sinberu. slei&piel Of
bur@ 3abnen peruriadt Ober bur4 onbes
re llriaden. Cine @ebrouGsunmeiiuns
wirb isber 6laide beiSeSeben. Sc il
feins ddt, tpenri nidt bas 6acfmile bon
Curtis u. Yertins auf Der 9luBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten lit. Sn allen Apc.
tbsten gu buben, bic Slaide rs Gents.
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= Die beribmteiten 2eute bes 2ans
bes baben ipieberboli beaeugt, baB Der
groBe S6mersenfiler ct. Sacobs.O Del
Elm unfeblbares Mittel iei.
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- Sn Stem Orleans tpirb cine groBe
gottDnol.W ible auf eooperaiiber Bats
erriGtet,' um bas Wonopol bes vgottons
ieebs Oil.Srut" gu befdmpfsn unb su
breden. Die MibIe foa barauf bere6.
net fein, $4,000 9ounen Samen su
breGen. Die Nftien iino.ihOn idmmts
lid untereebradt. ba ii@ fait ole 8aum'
woapHanser bss unieren Miihffppi an
benz uniernebmeH bsihsiligt baben. Die
8etbeiliaten babeu fid uerpfiidtei. leber
elm gewiFesQ uantum Sameu 81 liefern.
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M1er's
GberrUsXectOrA

aneuipfoblen, unb that aud iosleih giinfige
8irtnHg. Sd fnbr bamit fort Bic i'd fiiuf
ODER feds 6laihen uerbraudt bate, uub
banu mar id uoufdnbis sebeilt" Or.
Chambers 9. Beun, BON RarSen, Scioto
Co., Ohio, idreibt: .Wleine Grau fit an
eiuem beftiseu 9ufen, uro mari satpeileu
Blut aus. Oa Die in iolden Gdasn &c.
tpobnlih porgeidriebenen 0ftttet nifts
balfen, 10 beidlob i'd eiuen .8erfud nit
4pers @berrn.P ectoral ~ MAIDEN, rnb i'd
bin feff iiber5eugt, bab eS bas iuar, tpas fie
BON Der 9uuseusS hpinoindt rettete."
Subereitet bon
81. 3. 9. &ber & Co.. GomelI, @sh.
Sa allen aputbsssa ~ baden.